Aisa 39

It’s decent and the price is good for a stay of 1-2 nights. The bathroom drain doesn’t work well, so after a shower the whole floor is covered in water. There was no tableware, just two glasses. The walls are very thin, and you can hear most of the noise from the neighbors.

The food was really tasty and looked lovely, and I liked the location, close to the beach in a very open area. The beer selection is a little small, but I can live with that.

The service felt a little unfriendly, and the shower pressure was really poor. Otherwise, the hotel was okay.

The broken balcony door and lock left me feeling unsafe, so I had to brace the door with a heavy chair. Since it was November, the room also got cold quickly. There was no offer of another room, and I was told the door could be fixed on Monday. When the maintenance man finally arrived, he was the owner’s husband. He accused me of breaking the door, though he didn’t seem to have the skills to repair the ground-floor lock and door. He also said Nordic people complain about small things. I told him the door needed to work, and that other people’s opinions weren’t relevant. He complained that he’d driven a long way for one broken balcony door, but I told him that wasn’t my problem. I called the owner to complain, but she didn’t want to hear negative feedback and hung up. I tried calling her later as well, and she hung up again without letting me speak. They never replied to my email. Her husband was rude and vulgar, with no decent manners. The whole experience felt like Soviet-era service, where the customer is always wrong, and the owner’s attitude toward feedback seemed racist.